FEM Analysis of Engine Crankshaft Static and Dynamic Behaviour Using ANSYS

Ze Min Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.121-126.3315

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FEM Analysis of Engine Crankshaft Static and Dynamic Behaviour Using ANSYS

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By means of FEM using ANSYS, this paper set up a three–dimensional model by using Pro/E for model S195 diesel engine’s crankshaft corresponding to practical conditions . The distortion and stress of the crankshaft was investigated . The fatigue strength of crankshaft was verified under changing load . The rationality of crank stress analysis method, which is in current widely used, was discussed . The model analysis was made for the crankshaft , and provide the valuable theory basis for engine design optimizing and improving .

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 121-126)

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October 2011

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Ze Min Fu

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ANSYS, Engine Crankshaft, Fatigue Strength, Finite Element, Model Analysis

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